09 Nov 1933
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1933
Page
1
All Shiner business houses will be closed Saturday November 11 to mark Armistice Day. The note urges Friday evening closing and stocking supplies to last until Monday as the Kolar Stanek Post joins in the Sweet Home celebration, inviting community participation.
Mrs. E J Merrem slipped on a concrete walk while moving from her rear entrance to the laundry room Monday morning and broke both bones of her right hand just above the wrist. A forehead flesh wound was also sustained. Mr Merrem summoned aid and with Miss Mabel's help she rested in her room the rest of the day. By Tuesday morning she could rise and friends hoped the fractures would knit without major inconvenience.
A Sunday morning collision at the J.C. Blohm and A. J. Brosch corners damaged several cars and left Marvin Rubin with a cracked rib after his mother Mrs. Rubin and Rose Gasser in a Spoetzl Ford were involved. Rubin’s son was thrown to the steering wheel and knocked unconscious but recovered by Tuesday.
The Shiner Chapter No 272 will hold its regular meeting next Tuesday night November 14 beginning promptly at 7 o'clock. Mrs. Tommie Amsler is W M.
The Shiner Business Men's Club will hold its regular meeting tonight at Goudelock's Cafe starting promptly at Toclock. Members are urged to attend.
Rev Don E Dulaney begins his new pastorate with regular services at 11 a m Sunday and a 7 pm evening service each week instead of 7 30 pm Public invited to attend
The United Dr Martin Luther Church marks the 450th birth anniversary of Martin Luther with a German service at 10 30 a m and a memorial message plus a special offering. English service at Dreyer 7 30 p m Tuesday senior Luther League Wednesday choir practice Thursday 2 30 p m Ladies Aid at Dreyer Saturday Confirmation Class Shiner 9 a m Dreyer 3 00 p m Rev Richard Schuetze leads.
Immanalathran Church announces a German service at 10 30 a m on Sunday November 12 with the annual mission festival benefiting Texas home missions. A voting members business meeting follows the service.
The notice announces an anniversary event beginning Thursday November 16 and running through December with promotional offers and limited-time sales. It highlights dates, participating store, and discount timing for shoppers.
News from Shiner recalls the instant death of Warren C Coleman and his wife in Los Angeles after being struck by an electric train while en route to work. Mrs Coleman was formerly Miss Tressie Ledbetter of Shiner, with ties to the Ledbetter family of Yoakum. Relatives, including Rosine Ledbetter of San Antonio and a Ledbetter brother in Del Rio, travel to California. Local Wolters and Ledbetter connections are noted, with Mrs M E Wolters undergoing a successful eye operation and Mr Wolters staying at her bedside with nurses attending.
Meyerhoffs sale at Hal Jettsville will not be continued beyond one hour after Saturday night, December 2. The notice states no further bidding or merchandise actions occur after that cutoff time.
Old man winter slips in with welcome cold after a hot summer and recent rain. Monday and Tuesday’s showers are hoped to clear and set ideal weather for the Armistice celebration of Kolar-Stanek Post.
Mrs Emma Ruhmann, who had been staying with relatives, has returned to her home in Lindenau after the visit.
The Kolar-Stanek Post No 201 of the American Legion invites the public to an Armistice Day event next Saturday at Sweet Home. The piece recalls wartime memories and honors fallen servicemen, urging reverence for those who did not return and unity in observing the day.
In November the Wendtland family marks multiple anniversaries. On Sunday Nov 5 a community mutton barbecue at the Game and Fish Reserve celebrated six couples and individuals including J L Mikulik and S A Thulemeyer. The Wendtlands observe their 57th wedding anniversary. S A Thulemeyer 33rd. Wendtland Jr. 19th. Sandford 18th. The Gazette offers best wishes for continued happiness.
The Meyerhoffs mark 14 years with a sale in Hallettsville from Thursday November 16th to Saturday December 2nd. The event promises increased value on selected items to celebrate the milestone.
Rubin's Sacrificing Sale drew large crowds on opening days Friday and Saturday with the store sometimes forced to close due to crowding. Shiner merchants reported unusually strong Saturday business, culminating in a record breaker for the week.
The following weddings were solemnized at the Shiner Catholic Church Monday morning. Anton Pavlovsky of East Bernard to Miss Ludmila Svatek of Shiner. Witnesses: John Pavlovsky, John Svatek, Alphonse Svoboda. Willema Drabek to Meyer, with witnesses John Riess and Jaro Netardus. Joseph Vaclavik to Mary Dusek with witnesses Frank Krejci and Charles Tesar. Tuesday ceremonies include William Werner to M Elizabeth Siegel with witnesses Mathew Tousek and Rudolph Siegel Jr. John Roznovsky to Ludmila Kusak with witnesses Kimil Payab and James Mauric.
Town announces a wedding dance in Atthkhaus Texas on Tuesday November 14 inviting all residents for a night of music and celebration with good sounds and community gathering.
You will receive one Meyerhoffs large circular. Read every item carefully. A money saver sale begins Thursday November 16 in Hallettsville.
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